The hard disk format can be assumed to have two meanings, that is the internal structure, as well as the external format of the hard disk!Content: 1.) ... The hard disk format as the construction of the hard disk!
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2.) Format of the hard drive in terms of formatting!
Hard disk formatting is also called hard disk format, there are a lot of formats, but still quite manageable!
NTFS
NTFS (NT File System; sometimes New Technology File System) is the file system that the Windows NT operating system uses to store and retrieve files on a hard drive. NTFS offers a number of improvements over FAT and HPFS in terms of performance, expand ability, and security.
HPFS
HPFS (High Performance File System) is the file system introduced with IBM OS / 2 version 1.2.
FAT and FAT32
In contrast to FAT, FAT 32 also supports partitions that are larger than 2 GB. Under Windows NT it is 4 GB. FAT 32 has smaller cluster sizes than FAT. This means that less physical space per file is used on the hard disk.
XFS
With a maximum file size of 8 exbibytes and a file system size of 16 exbibytes, it is very popular under Linux operating systems where it is mostly used
exFAT works
well with all modern versions of Windows (starting with XP) and Mac OS. To work with Linux you need to install additional software. This file system supports many more devices than NTFS, but some (mostly older versions) can still only work with FAT32.
Other formats: ... de.wikipedia.org .... List_of_Fileisystems
XFS
With a maximum file size of 8 exbibytes and a file system size of 16 exbibytes, it is very popular under Linux operating systems where it is mostly used
exFAT works
well with all modern versions of Windows (starting with XP) and Mac OS. To work with Linux you need to install additional software. This file system supports many more devices than NTFS, but some (mostly older versions) can still only work with FAT32.
Other formats: ... de.wikipedia.org .... List_of_Fileisystems
FAQ 197: Updated on: 26 September 2021 14:27
